The Last Day of the Dinosaurs | FD Ancient History

The Last Day of the Dinosaurs | Pre-Historic Documentary

Through cutting-edge CGI and stunning 3D environments, The Last Day of the Dinosaurs reveals a world tortured by a series of catastrophic events after a meteorite bigger than Mount Everest smashes into Central America, bringing about irreversible change. Dinosaurs caught in the forests of North America, the lost wilderness of Mongolia and the lush landscape of Mexico suffer a sequence of so-called ‘death mechanisms’ that together lead to the animals’ inevitable destruction and threaten the very existence of life on Earth.

This documentary harnesses the latest research from the world’s leading experts in presenting blow-by-blow revelations of what happened 65 million years ago. A planet-shaking impact that ‘rings the Earth like a bell’ triggers a fireball big enough to break through the atmosphere, followed by seismic waves deep enough to wrap around the globe. In a captivating account of the timetable of destruction, here is a portrayal of the red-hot cloud that grills animals on every continent, here’s a taste of the ‘nuclear winter’ that leads to a collapse in food chains and here is the A - Z explanation of why today there aren’t any dinosaurs in your back yard.

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[goliath_beast]

I'm glad this documentary doesn't shy away from how scary and brutal this extinction was. Just imagine how terrified the dinosaurs were as their final days arrived.

[simplgaming]

"Nothing can stop the asteroid now"
"But what gives life, can also take it away"

Idk why but those lines are so cold and go so hard

[The_ZeroLine]

A boulder the size of Mount Everest puts it into terrifying perspective.

[tomkjr]

So sad to know that the most successful and enduring creatures ever to evolve on Earth were wiped out in such a small fraction of time. It is very humbling to think how fast we could be removed by an act of mother nature! I know that we as humans are here now only because the dinosaurs are not, but I have always been amazed and enchanted by these creatures. If I could have a dream come true, it would be to see them alive as they were back in their fascinating dino world of 70 million years ago!

[daustin]

"But surving to adulthood, even for t rex, isn't written in stone"

That line is so humbling.

Even the mighty t rex was nothing in the face of cosmic forces millions of years in the making

[JohnSmith-ellk]

It is a very captivating documentary. The creators of this should be proud.

[JurassicDrift-hnt]

Incredible storytelling and visuals — this really captures the terror and wonder of Earth’s most dramatic extinction event. Absolutely gripping!

[mrquackadoodlemoo]

"The Quetzalcoatlus perched up high can see the glow of the fireball over the horizon....5000kms away"

God, that line went so hard.

[jenmb]

finally, a dinasaur video that isnt boring. Thank you

[poorman]

I love how the shockwave and the sound of the impact is forgotten, which would have been the first thing that the dinos felt... the shockwave alone would have been so powerful it could have killed

[billbergendahl]

To say this is scary would be an understatement.

[chadgorosaurus]

This documentary is a nostalgic classic. It's leagues above the dumpster fire that's Clash Of The Dinosaurs.

[AnimeRunnerUp]

It’s incomprehensible how something so small could create such destruction. I mean sure, to us humans that asteroid seems huge. But to the moon? Planet Earth? The Sun? Every single thing in the solar system? It was a mere pebble. And yet it nearly ended it all. It’s an eerie reminder of just how powerless we are against the forces and the fates of the universe.

[coffeetalk]

This documentary is truly one of the greatest hits. Very impactful 👍

[caniseeplease]

This is absolutely beautiful and as my parents are paleontologists and I grew up to know about dinosaurs this is very important to me and my families carrier and as a paleontologist I respect this documentary 👌❤️❤️

[lukasp]

This is so well done!! I pride myself in having seen most big Dino documentaries I can find on YouTube and this is a hidden gem!

[whitewolf]

I can’t help but feel immense sadness, seeing all those dinosaurs becoming extinct. It’s a strong feeling that hits me every single time i see footage of this event.

[jogiessimplelife]

One of the best documentary films... GOOD JOB!

[RMR]

The fact that dinosaurs ruled the planet for 160 million years is mind-boggling -- that's 800 times longer than humans have been around. Mammalian species only have a lifespan of just over a million years. And at the rate we're going, I'd be surprised if we last half that long.

[aspgrandplayer]

Very appreciable hardwork on so accurate and realistic animation. Providing every detail and realistic experience of 100 million years before.